Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 7

BELGIUM: SPEEDS UP| .., e “I have placed my will in my-safety deposit box,” grimly sald J. Fuller Gloom. “My pockets are filled with Makflm Rapld Strides in Work of | condensed “and ., desiccated foods. I shall attach the end of this stout Reconstructlon. cord -to a-convenient projection, light & candle and enter, crawling carefully among the stalactites and stalagmites, paying out the cord as I go, and—" It's Supurb Quality Never Varies. 'rt-:A — EAT — Third Strest Cafe Program Will Be Complcted Sucoesa. fully, According tc Henry “Great heavens, Mr. Gloom!” ejacu- . H. Morgan Iated an acqualntance. “Are you con- Our Walters = e templating exploring some vast and N ) . cag’gfsi'st—lgeflw H. Morgun, Amert- | gismal cavern?” . Aldrich & English Do the Waiting always maintains that delicious FRAGRANCE, e oamiujsslotier in. Bel: | e, I am.golng Into éur Kansas ric nglis "AROMA and BOUQUET—the three factors that have xlum has established a commerelal or-- O st office for the purpose of hav- sanlzutlon here to aid In the recon- m;y vl:;lghed, purchaij?g“:t’nmps for, stmctlon of Belgian industrles. He | and mailing this parcel-post package.” -announces that this organlzation s at | —Ransas Clty Star. ’ thr: disposal of all merchants and man- Aufgeturers in Belgium and America. Subscribers should report any poor To;a. press correspondent Mr. Mor- carrier service to this ogtea lnfl’ DQ.DI -gan-said that, in view of what the Bel- | will be taken at once to remedy the .glans already "have accomplished, he | trouble. General Blacksmithing made it a world favorite for so many years. If it is not —Horseshoeing a Specialty— being served on your table, you are missing a treat. Oxy-acetylene Welding B GREEN or BLACK, both equally fine. Look for the d Cutti ; Y label when buying. And LAGTNE Red Label India Ceylon Tea 214 FOURTH STREET Blue Label Japan Green Tea AT ALL GROCERS In 1-1b,, ¥%-1b., and 3-1b., Airtight Packages Nevcr in bulk. Tml Packages 10c Don’t Hide Them With = Veil; Re- move -Them with Otlxin.—Doublo -didnot feel discouraged over industrlal -conditions in this country. “On the contrnry " he sald, “I feel certain that ‘they will carry . their reconstruction program through to a successful con- -clusion. T notice an. intense cultlva- ‘tiop; of..the soll, which will result in -the; next crop being nearly equal to iprewar crops. !Virtually all the glass factories in Stre: This preparatmn for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, X _ Specials for Friday ||mesemrenidneg i AND Don’t hide your frecides under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few nppll- cations should show a wonderful im- Kind to the Pocketbook 120 pex cont of the textie oo, mow Saturday JEmae o of delighter oK IRESTONE Gray Side- ] : es vanish entirely. -are busy spinning raw cotton arriving Be sure to ask the druggist for the - wall Tires cost more double strength Othine; it is this that from: the United States. is sold on the money-back guarantee. “It:1s- estimated that the loan of 500,000,000 francs which American “than the “bargain” cut- Pnce tires that attract the 2 pkgs. Armour Corn ‘baikérs have agreed to extend to Bel- eg‘l;:nvwill go a long way toward recon- Flakes .. ........... 25¢ B AD BRE AT“ ‘tire shopper A struction. It also will have a.benefl- [ 1B i -cial, effect upon the purchase price of. 1 NO'T 3 can, :_Pork and . 0 ::he,.,franlc. whl}gh at thetpr‘esg:t :lme Beans .. T 28¢c Caused by The all-wool tailored suit s :yery low. aymel 3 1 1 15 o comibepie ety 10, Th 18 2 cans, leby s family size costs more than the shoddy S by repiie iy s il it milk. : ;. vsasse L. .23c : cl omac “handsme-down,” too. 2 jum can hope to pay back this . 108 In the production of her menutac- |J| 1 10. F'€éanut outter.... .. ! How can anyone with a sour, * ed goods.” 5 boxes, Matches. . .. ... 28¢ | Bt and e o "éi:f&‘t'-ff-',hi:i There’s a famous phrase 7 ‘Mr, Morgan sald it was estimated ‘that ‘the Germans had carried away -one:ihird of the Belgian live stock.: Ex- perts. of the United States department stomach disorders mean just one thing— | F.ATO 10, the wonderful new stomach i edy in pleasant tasting tablet form um yon eat like a bit of candy, brings i reliet fromthese -mmaehml-eflea EATONIO 7 cans Spotless Cleanser 25¢ 2 pkgs. Seeded raisins. . . 26¢ that tells the whole story about Firestone Tire -of agriculture have arrived from Amer- 5 bars, Borax soap ..... et e e e o er 1" makes tha value— 4ea to aid the Belgian ministry.of ag- 5 bars Wool soap : 25¢ i uwnuch sweet, cool and comlonlble Tu it Tieulture In shipping breeding stock to () = =7 G0 oo OO : ‘i.i.‘fl;'mufi, Aotk &?fimcf.".mmg t:is my understanding,” added Mr, B as 3 Moargan, “that preparations now are MEATS ne::u':‘::z:fi:fi:am?e,sgztmfxlfigc:‘:a {zfi Most Miles Eer Dollar under way for sending:a-fleet of 80 o of \"l::flms wz:io:::-acmluenhlo listless, lack- i eanels, each cartying live stock.” Pot R + b 16 A ing in energy, all tired out. It often brings i q 0. 3 OaS\-, per 98, U8 Y 0y m e, C about chronic u:uhdi;m . premature old age, Boiling Beef, per 1b. . ... 12¢ > You peca the help that EATONIO can give Ome attractive frock that is put out ‘by. one of the manufacturers that would be suitable for amy sort of -street: wear is of cotton foulard ‘with long; bell sleeves and a round neck withia collar of white organdie. The. | bodipe extends into hip-length peplums and there is a wide girdle of the pop- lin,; making a sort of Russian blouse effect, thus producing somewhat the eflqc; of a jacket, which we have come; to regard as more suitable for outdoor wear. For the busy housewife there is al ways : wisdom in- selecting a house “ frock that has. short sleeves, for the task:-of unbuttoning long sleeves and properly folding them back whenever one bas to go about any housework 18 :not worth the advantage. of having fong sleeves. And in the new frocks there are many that. have short sleeves. We deliver to all parts of the city sour druggist today. He will return your money if you are not satisfied. EATON IC Tivestone TIRES W. G Cor 4th St. s&cmflels)oq]} Ave Phones 65-66 Advertisements In tnis column cost half cent a word per issue, when paid cash in advance. 'No ad will be run for Iesg than 10c per issue. STAHL-JACOBS R All work guaranteed. Work -called -for and de- livered. General Repair Shop 311 6th St. SALE OF HORSES éfi.Monday,Aug, 25,1919 Sale Starts 1:30 P. M. One Car Load of Farm Mares and Horses 12 Head Mares and 4 Head of Geldings - 1 pair black mares, weight about 2600 1bs., team, 8 and 9 yrs. old 1 pair black mares, weight about 2400 1bs., team, 4 and 5 yrs. old ¢ 9 black mares, weight about 1300 1bs. each 6 and 9 years old . 1 black geldmg, weight about 1000 1bs., 4 years ola. 1 pair bay mares, weight about 2500 1bs, team 3 and 4 years old ® 1 pair bay mares, weight about 2300 Ibs. team 4 and 5 years old. - 1 bay gelding, weight about; 1100 1bs., 4 years old. -, 1 dark roan gelding, weight about 1200 tbs., 6 years old. 1 ‘bay -mare, wéight, about 1000 1bs., 4 ‘years old. 1 cream colored pony, gentle for children, 800 1bs., 8 years old. “ 1 ‘extra good broke: dapple- grey- saddle horse, weight about 1050 16s., 7 years'old.: These horses are all good young broke stock -in extra good -working-condition- and are all sound and w1]1 be sold with a guar- ' antge at sale Phone 488 Fundamental: Farm ‘Economics ARRIMAN t milli mllllo s--putting -the -Union 1__1 -spent. millions on n: A. BROSE 400 Minnesota Ave. First Class-Rooms in Pacifi s;m shape. to. pay. dividends.. He that the road . Connection d or y_mskuu greatest. profit by being as near 100 per _ P'i‘pe Man and . ‘cent effimnt as possible.. ‘obbaconist - “The principle he demonztrated on such a large nule holds true in — .I?Q‘ . eve‘rypbuuncsr—thebunmn of farming along with all the rest:, M nt to increase profits is an investment, not an expense. A:;l:eyd,pe the farm this means good seed, good breeding stock;: good : machinery—and good farm: buildings. - All fequire an investment— “and all go on paying dividends year after year. mhmmwhohveupplxedthupnmphwtharbu-uumthh‘my -y o # EEER fortlmhun,_. whm?iufimdl udewmhnmthm pnchc-llyfree hdmnpnm Wlnc:‘ll’iu stays wbmyouwhthtmmn: splitting, tvnn ' 'ing-or rotting. We practical worki lans, specifications and bill of material for s ‘;:'n: dmwne,-or'f:r a:; gth-r farm bunldm' Come in and get them or lot us send.them to you. PHONE 97 BEMIDJI, — —_ -_— —_ —_ MINN. Geo. W. Rhea of Nerthern Nat. Bank, Clerk of Sale. “' Auctioneer Owner AUGUST JARCHOW J.E. VAN EPPS, Wilbaux, Mont. BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA Butmnnnnnnnnmnm and get a car to go any- wl:e_re, any time. 5 or 7 passenger cars. BEMID AUTO LIVERY | o = BN